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THE POST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 35, 1948
BILL'S
BITS
By
Bill Hart
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Tunkhannock will be out to put
the finishing touches on their claim
for the Back Mountain crown as
they meet the Redskins of Dallas
Twnship in an all-important con-
test under the lights on the Tunk-
hannock field tonight . . . . On the
strength of their comparative rec-
ords, the Tunks rate a heavy fav-
orite as they sport wins over
Moosic, Lehman and Kingston
Township . . However, they
could do no better than hold
Avoca down to three touchdowns,
which is exactly the same margin
of victory Avoca held over Dallas
: . Meanwhile the Redskins still
hunting for their third win, are
out to atone for the haphazard
playing in their loss to Lehman
last Wednesday . . . . A win by
Tunkhannock will insure them of
the mythical Back Mountain cham-
pionship, whereas a loss would
complicate matters and place them
in a possible tie with either Kings-
ton or Dallas Townships.
Kingston Township plays host
to Shickshinny tomorrow afternoon
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and the visitors reign as a two
touchdown favorite over the Katies
. Shickshinny boasts of a 20-0
victory over Dupont and a 33-12
massacre of Wilkes-Barre Town-
ship . . . . The Kaytees have won
only one game this season, an 18-0
victory over Lehman . . « . The
Lehman Scotties meet Moosic Sat-
urday and are easy favorites to
nail down their third triumph of
the season . . . . Moosic has lost
by such lopsided scores. as Wyo-
ming 42-0, Tunkhannock 25-0,
Avoca 23-0 and Jenkins Township
19-0. .
Last weekend was ‘disastrous for
Back Mountain teams as West
Pittston shellacked Kingston Town-
ship 32-0, Avoca took Tunkhan-
nock 19-0 and Lehman won over
Dallas Township 14-7.
The Green and Gold of Avoca
sailed through Tunkhannock 19-
0. in what was supposed to be one
of its toughest contests this sea-
son . . . . The two backs, Clifford
and Nolan, who did so much gain-
ing for Avoca when they played
Dallas and Lehman, also led the
parade against Tunkhannock . . . .
Avoca chalked up its sixth victory
to remain undefeated, one of the
few teams in the Valley with such
a record.
West Pittston swarmed over
Kingston Township to the tune of
32-0 for its fourth and most im-
pressive victory in the current
campaign . The renowned
Katie aerial attack failed to click,
completing only two out of
eighteen passes and this spelled
defeat for the Orange and Black
. . . Scoring in every period, a
povwertnl West Pittston backfield,
minus the services of star back,
to shreds.
All conversations are now lead-
ing up to the traditional Thanks-
giving Day clash between the Red
‘and White of Dallas Township and
the Orange and Black of Kingston
Township . . . With only two
more games before this important
event, both teams are preparing
now to gain a victory in the Tur-
key Day classic . . . . To date Dal-
las seems favored scoring 67 points
to its opponents 88, while Kings-
ton Township has scored only 25
But the schedule favored Dallas
in the earlier games, so that now
the Redskins face Tunkhannock
and Forty Fort on the two remain-
ing Saturdays, whereas Kingston
Township has already encountered
both these teams, losing by close
scores, 9-0 Forty Fort and 14-13
Tunkhannock . . . . The showing
Dallas Township makes against
Forty Fort and Tunkhannock will
go a long way toward determining
the relative chances of each team
. It is a rough choice and so
as the odds-maker says “You pays
your money and you takes your
choice.”
Jack Kirby, tore the Kaytee line
points to its opponents 93 . . . .'
BERUMONT
The week of Nov. 7 is “Educa-
tion Week” Webster gives the
meaning of education as “the sys-
tematic training of the moral and
intellectual faculties.” Both parents
and teachers play an important
part in the child’s education, so
visit your schools to know reasons
for present educational practices,
then plan with the teacher for your
child's own welfare. Suitable pro-
grams are being planned for var-
ius groups at the high school.
Local nimrods are concerned
about the scarcity of small game.
Bribe “Old Man Winter”!
It’s another girl for the “Mac”
Taylors. Too bad! “Mac” was count-
ing on a future baseball pitcher
for Beaumont.
‘Mrs. Stephen Szafram has re-
turned from Nesbitt Hospital where
she was a surgical patient.
The Walter Pilger family plans to
move to Rochester, N. Y. We shall
miss them very much.
The High School Masquerade
Party was well attended Thursday
night. Prizes were awarded the
following ; « Most Original - Ed-
ward Kresge, Norma Smith and
Linda Smith; Funniest—Howard
Smith and Edwin Snyder; Prettiest
Baby Belles, Nancy and Carolyn
Dietz. The girls in charge of the
group games did a good job in the
choice of games and in keeping
the group interested. Mrs. Bill
Belles won the door prize, which
was an electric clock.
Fred Weiss is a patient at the
General Hospital. We wish him a
speedy recovery.
The William Arch Austins saw
Bloomsburg beat Kutztown 27-0
at Bloomsburg Saturday.
Freight Volume Up
H. J. Borton, local agent for Le-
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With new business establish-
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